Deleuze et la question de la narration

  • Froger M
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Abstract

L'objet de cet article est une mise au point sur les principaux concepts que Deleuze utilise pour explorer le champ ordinairement investi par la narratologie filmique. On entend ici dresser la carte d'un parcours singulier où Gilles Deleuze commence par se débarrasser du bagage linguistique légué par Metz et la critique littéraire, pour revenir aux sources du récit filmique, à ces sortes de mouvements qui le font naître et qui lui déploient un monde où, incidemment, il lui arrive de se suspendre, de se détourner, de se perdre. Il sera question de la différence entre « histoire » et « devenir », de la distinction entre deux sortes de récits, récit et narration falsifiants, récit et narration véridiques, et de l'indiscernabilité comme principe d'une image-cristal née du cinéma moderne, qui change les modalités de la réception, ainsi que les outils et méthode, de l'analyse.This article has as its object a clarification of the main concepts used by Deleuze to explore the field which has usually been the domain of film narratology. What we aim to do here is to map out a singular itinerary, from the moment when Deleuze steers away from the linguistics inherited from Metz and literary criticism in order to return to the sources of film narrative : the sort of movements which create film narrative and give it a world where it may sometimes, incidentally, suspend itself make detours, or lose itself. At stake is the difference between "history" and "evolution." This is also the distinction between two types of narratives and narration, the falsifying and the truthful, as well as indiscernibility as the principle of an image-crystal born of modern cinema, which changes both the modalities of reception and the tools and method of analysis.

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Froger, M. (2007). Deleuze et la question de la narration. Cinémas, 10(1), 131–155. https://doi.org/10.7202/024807ar

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